Enhance Video and Cable TV Quality with the Monoprice 110013 Premium 2-Way Coax Cable Splitter Review

Good product. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to split a digital TV signal to 2 different TVs using a traditional antenna. Works perfectly with no sine loss.

Easily and securely mounts to a wall to allow for infinite viewing positions. A variety of fasteners are included to suit any TV or application. The quality is equal or better than similar devices that are commercially available. Highly recommended!

This is a great RF splitter for home TV viewing. The frequency range covers the TV range of the 67 basic level offers that are available in my home. It is more than likely that there will be many more channels with the same quality. No special frills, but then you don't need it either, just a simple INPUT and two identical OUTPUTS.

One of the outlets failed within two days. I thought my modem had failed and was ready to buy a new one. Luckily I replaced the splitter with one from the cable company beforehand and the modem worked again. A lot of time was wasted trying to troubleshoot the modem with the cable company, only to find that this splitter didn't work. Aggravating.

You can't go wrong with this splitter! I am using 2 TVs with a 1Byone 13" boosted antenna that I bought with this splitter. One TV is connected to a 4ft coax cable and the other is connected to a 25ft coax cable that goes into another Room leads Both TVs have excellent reception, I haven't noticed any drop in reception after hooking up a second TV, works great as expected!

Excellent splitter! Use it to transmit the signal from the antenna in the living room to the bedroom. The signal is very good. There doesn't seem to be any signal loss. Both outputs are the same, there is no difference. 2 were used in my setup and the signal on both additional TVs is excellent. Highly recommended.

After cutting the cable I had to split the over-the-air antenna into two rooms from a single coax stub. Nothing special is required, so this small and inexpensive splitter gets the job done with no noticeable signal loss. I placed the splitter in a project box in the corner of the ceiling and ran one cable to the TV in the room and another through the attic and wall into the next room. Did. The old coaxial technology is still excellent for transmitting signals via cables and antennas.